Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, January 21, 1957, Page 11, Image 11

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    Salem, Oregon, Monday, January 21, 1957
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Section 1 Page 11
Blizzards Due
Across North;
East Warmer
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Large helpings o snow and
ram Icll over much of the country
today with expected blizzard con
ditions across the northern and
central plains and increased tcm-!
peraturcs in the Atlantic Coast'
states as features of a generally i
unpleasant weather picture.
Heavy snows and hazardous!
blizzard conditions were in pros-'
pect over most of the north and
central plains states from a storm i
moving eastward out of the rocky
mountains. !
The belt of snow extended from
the Northwest along the Canadian
border to the western Great
Lakes. Accumulations of from 1
to 4 inches were common from
eastern Washington into the Da
kotas. Two deaths have been
attributed to the storm.
Occasional rain fell over a wide
area from the Mississippi River
to the Atlantic Coast with rain or
snow in the works for New Eng
land by tonight.
The greatest warming took
place In Pennsylvania and New
York. Albany, N.Y., saw the mer
cury climb to 35 as compared
iwith 1 below 24 hours previously.
MO!TESI CASE
Italian Scandal
Comes to Trial
Jet Tankers
Lack Slowed
B52s 6 Hours
WASHINGTON Ul - If jet tank
er planes had been available,
three B52 bombers could have
clipped about six hours from the
time it took them to circle the
globe last week.
That is the estimate of Lt. Col.
James H. Morris of San Anto
nio, Tcx who piloted one of the
three heavy jet aircraft more
than 24.000 miles in 45 hours and
19 minutes.
Morris told newsmen the bomb
ers could have "kept right on go
ing it that had been necessary,
He voiced the opinion that the
B52's ranee, when refueled
flight, is limited only by the phy-
steal endurance of the men who
fly it.
During their round-the-world
journey, the B52s were refueled at
intervals by KC97 tanker planes
which arc driven by conventional
non-jet engines. To take on fuel
from these tankers, the heavy jets
must slow down and drop to 20.000
feet the maximum altitude that
can be reached by loaded KC97s
The B52s also lose time in climb
ing back to their normal cruising
level, which on this flight was be
tween 35,000 and 50,000 feet.
In response to a question, Mor
ris said "about six hours" could
have been saved if the B52s could
have been refueled by the new
KC135 jet tankers, now in pro
duction.
VENICE tfl Italy's biggest
poitwar scandal, the explosive
Wilma Montesi case, came to trial
today in Venice. Startling new
disclosures were expected.
Chief defendants in the case are
Gianpcro Piccioni, 36-year-o 1 d
jazz pianist son of former For
eign Minister Attilio Piccioni;
former Rome Police Chief Sav
erio Polito; and Ugo Montagna.
prominent Rome man-about-town
arid friend of influential Italians.
Nine others were accused of
giving false testimony during 16
months of preliminary investiga
tion which jarred Italian politics
and Rome society.
The trial was shitted to Venice
because feeling was running high
in Rome.
Some n00 witnesses were called,
including high officers of the
Carabinieri (national police),
three former police chiefs and an
Italian movie actress.
The court's task was to try to
find how the 20-ycar-old Montesi
girl died in 1953 and who if any
one tried to hide the truth.
Wilma's body was found on a
black-sand beach near Ostia. the
seaside playground near Rome.
Police listed her death as an
.
The youngrr Piccioni is charged I
with contributing to the black-!
haired party girl's death b y
"abandoning her, believing her
already dead," at the edge of the
sea. His father, now an adviser
to Italy's U.N. delegation, re
signed as foreign minister to help
his son prepare his defense.
Montagna and Polito both arc
accused of aiding and abetting the
crime by trying to help Piccioni
escape punishment.
WILMA MONTESI
accidental drowning. Scandal
erupted when a young magazine
editor, Silvano Muto, wrote that
she had died at a high society
dope and sex orgy.
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AGNES KOENIO ILL
SUBLIMITY (Special! Miss
Asnes Keenig is convalescing at
Santinm Memorl"' Mospital fol
lowing major surgery.
Father Burns
After Saving
Wife and Tot
DECATUP. 111. I A young
father perished yesterday in his
blazing ,i?cond-(loor apartment
after aiding his wife and infant
son to leap safely into (he arms
of bystanders.
The body of Vernon Leon True.
25, was found in the charred
rubble. Firemen asid (he S'JO.IKKI
blaze was started by a gas ex
plosion in the basement.
True's wile Judith, 20. told po
lice she was awakened by the
blast and roused her husband.
Carrying their son Kevin Leon, 6
weeks, they attempted to escape
bj the stairs but were driven
back by the heat.
"My husband cleared glass
fragments from the window and
I dropped Kevin to some men be-
;low," she related, "lhe men
Urged us to jump and said they
vould catch Us. But Vernon said
I hr was too heavy and would go to
I a porch window to get out. I
'jumped and they caught me."
S Members of the football team
a! nearby Millikin University
! caught Mrs. True and her son
Boy Shot in
Hand on Bus
KLAMATH FALLS Ml - An
Ashland High School pupil was
shot in the hand Saturday night
when a gun was accidentally fired
in a school bus.
I The shooting occurred as the
loaded bus was headed back to
I Ashland after a basketball game
I at Kli math Union High School.
The wounded boy was treated
without injury. True apparently
was overcome as he attempted to
reach another window.
at a Klamath Falls hospital and
released.
The youth who fired the shot
was arrested on a charge of firing
a gun in the city and later was
released by Stanley Jobe, Ashland
High School principal. Police did
not reveal the names.
Australia's annual wool crop
amounts to about' 900 million dollars.
Hoys Town Elects
Porllaiuler Mayor
BOYS TOWN. Neb. Ifl - Ronald
Ford, of Portland, Ore., is the new
mayor of Boys Town, a home for
homeless boys.
Ford, 18. is a lop alhlelo at the
Boys Town High School.
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